Though there is now evidence that the Holocaust began in 1933, most of the world didn't find out about its horror until 1941--already two years after World War II had begun. The Holocaust is noted to have officially "ended", however, at the time that WWII ended.
Living through the Holocaust:
Analyze the statistics and timeline in order to draw conclusions about the catastrophic effects of these events.
What was "the Holocaust" & why did Hitler's Nazis create one? Use this site to help you find and understand the answers!
Before being sent to concentration camps, millions were exiled from their life and comfort of their own homes, and sent to live in ghettos. Look what it was like to have lived in a ghetto: http://www.ushmm.org/outreach/en/article.php?ModuleId=10007708
TASK #3: Surviving the War and the Holocaust.
Though there is now evidence that the Holocaust began in 1933, most of the world didn't find out about its horror until 1941--already two years after World War II had begun. The Holocaust is noted to have officially "ended", however, at the time that WWII ended.
Living through the Holocaust: